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fernaps the best way for Secretary Bayard to
ereat the nsner1eS controversy Is TO sit down and
fold his hands for a while About every we'll
q0a11ed Jurist In the Dominion OF Canada is TAX
Ing MS view OF the Interpretation OF the treaty OF
Isis. III be can get the big people on the other
side TO do all bis work Tor him he win be spared
great deal OF trouble
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The great Virginia democratic bolt against the
Administration, Of which SO much has been said
and written, seems TO have gone OF somewhere
and got lost In the woods Certainly very little OF
IL has Struggled as Tar as the legislative halls In
Richmond Forty-seven members, expressing their
preference for second term OF Cleveland make
the average OF two apiece for the fve other cand,
dates look Just trifie weak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-02

The Salisbury government seems to have its
majority IN the commons still well in hand
whether the cutting or CT the debate last even.
ing was due primarily to the sympathy of n
majority with the attitude OF the government.
or simply 10 the fact that the members had
heard enough, does not appear; but the vote was
large enough to Indicate that the conservatives
can count upon a fair margin OF support in any
event.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VNANTED-TO BUY-AN EIGHT OR TEN-ROOM
w House no basement: modern improvements bet
9Th and til and aud ave n W. Address
Z. NJ, Star Office. with full particulars. IT.
VNANTED-HOUSE-ON Oh BEFORE MAY L, A
w desirable or lO-room House, III perfect condi-
ton northwest section. Prompt payments and care
full tenant. Best references Box A Star ONCE. IT.
VNANTED-TO PURCHASE, AN ATTRACTIVE
w residence, worth about 45O,O or Will rent one
suitably furnished JOS. q. q. KENNEDY. ap2-6t
VNANTED-TO BUY, FOR CASH, COMFORTABLE
w House; convenient location good frontage, with
alley preferred cost 81 900 to $500; give pArtlcu-
lars and lowest price Address AckEW, Star Office 1t
WJANTED-TO RENT, FROM NAY. FOR Org
w years. y medium sized House, northwest. not to
exceed S45 per month. Address G. r. w. Star Office 1t
VXTANTED-BY APRIL l5. A SIX OR SEVEN
w room House in good neighbOrhood; about $40 per
month: Day in advance and permanent; buy suited.
Adiress' ~ r K Star office. it
VKTANTED-HOUSES IN THE NORTHWEST. FOR
w cash customers. ranging from $4,000 to $4,000
in price. OsTRANDER STACY.
api-3t 14l0 n. 7. ava
VKTANTFDI WANT TO BUY A HOUSE CON-
w pletely furnished in town, on easy terms
Addrees CIERK Star Office. apl-2ts
VTANTED-A BAY-WINDOw BRICK DWELLING
w situate northwest terms easy; state location and
best terms. g. II. A., Star Office. apl-2c
VIANTED-1,O0O HOUSES.
w All sections Of Washington. 10 sell 10 New York
HEIsKELL McLERAN,
zoos st. NV,
Advertise and sell here and IN New York Bust
ness Associ.te JSQ H. FOLEY. LIT broa %Sa, and
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The citizens OF Washington and the local press
having reached with practical unanimity the opin-
ion that, while the President was not geographic
caly limited in filling the vacancy on the District
bench by promises concerning purely local Offices
he ought, for several good reasons, to choose a
judge from the District, THE STAR awaited with
confidence the Immediate appointment OF nom
resident This expected appointment has now
been made and the District tenders to the Presi-
dent renewed assurances OF its distinguished con-
sideration. THE STAR will await further light be-
fore expressing an opinion as to the fitness of Mr.
Montgomery to be District judge. He will labor
under most OF the disadvantages which an out
side politician would experience in undertaking
important judicial Office. However. he practised
law at one time and In a common law state, and is
doubtless man of fair ability. and In a Cleveland
outside appointment for the District these are
considerations not to be deprecated.
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Hon CLAss TAILORING.

THE RAPIDLY INCREASING BUSINESS IN OUR
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT HAS NEoEssIFATEp
ITS REORGANIZATION UPON MORE CoMpRE-
HENSIVE BASIS. REALIZING THE NECESSITY
OF ARTISTIC CUTTING. WE HAVE SECURED
THE SERVICES OF A FIRsT-CLAss MAN FROM
NEW YORK CITY, WHO WILL GIVE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION TO COATS AND VESTS. ANOTHER
ONE WILL CUT FINE PANTALooNs.
WITH THE LARGEST AND FINEST AssoRT.
AENr OF ENGLISH. FRENCH. GERMAN, BEL.
GIAN AND DOMESTIC PIECE GOODS IN WASH
INGToN. AND WITH THESE GENTLEMEN TO
LOOK AFTER THE WORKMANSHIP, WE ARE
PREPARED TO FURNISH HIGH CLASS TAILOR
ING ArABoUT NK-THIRD LESS THAN THE REG
ULAR MERCHANT TAILons CHARGE FOR SAME
GOODS.
OUR FACILITIES FOR DOING FINE WORK
HAVE NEVER BEEN so GREAT AS NOW, AND
OUR STOCK OF PIECE GOODS EMBRACES ALL
GRADES. FROM TIE HARRIS cAssIMEREs AT
$50 SUIT TO THE FINEST AND NEWEST I'M.
PoETED FABRICS.
AT THIS TIME OF YEAR. WE LIKE A wEEKs
TINE ON CUSTOM ORDERS. BUT If GUS
TONER WANTS A PAIR OF FINE TROUSERS
CAN GIVE THEM TO HIN IN TwEsrY-FoUR
EOURA
ER HARxuM CO.
s31 PxxxsxLvAxlA Avxxr1
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The trial OF Arensdorf at Sioux City, Iowa. ON the
charge OF numbering the Rev. Mr.. Haddock excte5
deep public interest, not only in that state but in
every place where there is agitation over the
liquor question. The evidence tending toestablish
Arensdorfs guilt Is strong, but whether the crime
was committed by him OF by one OF his companions
it is certain that Haddock was murdered ON ac-
count OF his activity as prohibitionist. Now
come threats OF violence against prohibitonists in
the approaching Michigan election, and sugges-
lions that in certain precincts life Will not be safe
TO one voting the prohibition ticket, and general
apprehension OF bl0OdShed has resulted. Are the
liquor men mad? Do they not know that the
mass OF those who oppose prohibitOry laws
viewing them as unjustiy tending TO contract
property rights and personal liberty, viii not carry
their views to the extreme of murder and will
promptly abandon the few who doe The sooner
the bully and assassin are discarded as political
allies the better for the anti-prOhibitionists. A
few more outrageous murders like that Of Had
dock, a few more martyrs among the prohibition
lists, and public Indignation and sympathy, over
riding thoughtful argument, will make prohibit
ton irresistible.
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w A N A NJ A Z E R.

PHILADELPHIA, APRIL Cd, 1887.
WHAT DO YOU KNOW OF DRESS MATE
RAILS, INCLUDING SILKS!
MUCH OR LITTLE OF FEW; oNLYA
FEW AT BEST.
WE SHALL PUT 1T IN YOUR WAY TO
KNOW MORE THAN YOU EVER THOUGHT
WAS TO KNOW. YOUR EYES SHALL TEACH
YOU.
ON MONDAY, APRIL 4rH, wANAMAKER's
WILL BE AS WORLD OF COTTON AND
WOODEN, AND sILKEN AND LIKE THINGS.
WOVEN sTUFFS FROM EVERY LAND WITH
LOOMS THE SUN SHINES ON YOU SHALL
SEE THEM SPREAD OUT AND PILED UP
AS THEY'VE NEVER YET BEEN SPREAD
OUT AND PILED UP IN AMERICA, AS
THEY CAN BE NOWHERE ELSE ON THIS
SIDE THE ATLANTIC.
THIS GRAND OCCASION WILL BE MEM
ORABLE AS AN EVENT IN THE HISTORY
OF TEXTILES. TWILL BE WORTH CROSS
ING A CONTINENT TO SEE THE STORE.
JOHN WANAMAKER
ap2-2t PHILADELPHIA
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Gun OvEnwrrourEn SHELVES
aRoAN ALOUD TO BE RELIEVED OF THEIR
BURDEN
Never have we placed before the public Of Washing
ington and vicinity such splendid assortment Of
DBEss FABRICS

ington and vicinity such splendid assortment Of
DBEss FABRICS
at such marvelcusly low prices.
We would ask an inspection Of our stock and reouest
you to note comparison of prices with other houses
SCOTCH TWEEDS, all wool, 80 inches wide ESQ.,
usual price 81 Latest fashion reports decree this fab
nc to be the coming style for the Mountain and ses
shore.
BoRDERED CAMEL's HAIR ETAMINE, all wool,
A inches wide. &c, usual price &1.27
For style and appearance the best In our stock
HEATHER SUITINGS, all wool, 42-inch, $50, usual
price 75c Thirty-two choice designs and mixtures
suitable for fashionable spring dress embodying du
rability, appearance and, above all, economy
ENGLISH CHECKS and CHECKED MATERIAL Of
all kinds seems to have the call for the season.
For those desiring checks we would say come and see
them We have every conceivable STYLE color or COM
bination in checks, from the neat black and white
Shepherd Check to the pronounced 2-inch block
in all colors.
CHECK CLOTH, 40-inch. all wool, Soc.
CHECK FOULE, 4O-inch, all wool, SOC.
CHECK BEIGE, 40-inch, all wool, S5c,
CHECK CLOTH, 54-inch, all wool, S7he
CHECK ETNA, 54-inch. all wool. 81.
CHECK KNICKERBOCKER, all WOOL 81.
CHECKS at 81, $L1O, $1.25, S1,5O.
Remember, we devote more space to Dress Goods
than any three houses combined
Also that the light is most perfect.
TAKE A LOOK AT UNLIMITED VARIETY OF
STYLES
NO ONE URGED TO BUY.
AS ALWAYS. ONE PRICE,
{ E.. 4 4 ! H ! 4 :: :; :
I I:j - ! Fl e. E! Is: III III
&& RBR RRR 90 msssc
J. y mr. 70 org
I'd Il BIB RRR 0 O oSS,
4sSS E 3 Pc I &c Zoo ssss -:-
42O, 422. 424, 426 SEVENTH ST.
APP
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w AN lED-SIlO ALBUMS.
WANTED KNOWN THE HEADQUARTERS
w for Cooks, Maids, Mattresses, Nurses Butlers
Il picksSA LABOR BSEEiH Us. 5is ri :, ssle.
WANTED : YOUNG LADY, EXPERIENCED
viii instrc; IN eieneu any s,s inrindIns German.
French Music. or IN advanced English; references:
terms moderate. Address " AcA1loN Star Office. IT.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
situation as chsmbermsid. attend 60 lsdys ward
ros IN SEWING and see 81 care Of one or two chdren
ADD sd1 sssrk en- ss sn S %sh'
WANrED-BY MFI.L~EDUcATED AND RE-
sa no ~ ,os,en a. hSrse or shnter
Address NJ. l., star office 1t.
WANTED-BY A coIoRED GIRL PLACE AS
furnisasd, Apply At : Foundry Pi.cs. in rear q
WASTED.BY TWO REsPEcTABlL WHIT
w girl situation as cook and chsmbermaid Addresa
T. T., Star Office. ap2 -2f'
WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN OF
he xdSre BS, 81 s.ar SS
WhNTED-A POSITION As WORKING HOUSE
drsr; Ss.erenees exchanged Miss A. b. C. Star once.
WANTEp-BY LADY. SITUATION 40
w seamstress. Chambermad. Grown Childrcns
GA st for North ana Ss, ;a sirL Apply 1886 le.h
WANTED-BY A RELIABLE YOUNG GIRL or
ls the care Of little child during the day from
Rserencssp RdarSss Box is s%a oihce
WANTED-PoslTIoNs FOR COOKS. LAUN-
w dresses. chambermsids, housekeepers. nurseA
sales ladies'. seanstresses. walters in families, hotels,
*. Nurses for physicians and hospitals. r. NJ
bohNhAM. 03o-63o 4 st. NV. ap2-6ts
WASTED-A SITUATION BY A FIRsT-CIAss
W colored chambernaid, waitress aud chamber-
maid hrstclass references Call present enIloyers
Ell 10th st. NV; also good seamstress. 1ts
WANTED-A POSITION FOR A CoIORED BOY
OF Is years IL perfectly homes, and trustworthy
Sah NJ FORMER employers l2.9 fa up stairs. It's
WANTED-ALADY WISHES AN ENGAGEMENT
w rs resident Roverness TO teach the English
pranches and music no objection country Addr.sa
S. Governess Star Office. lie
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A CAPABLE pOY
wv Who IL willing TO do anything. Address Box / z,
Star office npo.o,.'
wANTED KNOWN THAT ONLY REIIARII
w ana competent servants in all capacities-w'hte
and cclored, with city references. COOMBs A BUR-
GESS, Employment Bureau, 926 ri. NV mh2 B :,ts
WANTED-YOUNG MAN OF 10 YEARS OF AGE
store. no object good references strictly tenn
perste. Address N. j. J.. Star office. nlh3O-Sts
WANTED-To ENdAGEINA PAYTNG BUSINESS;
w can give good references and expect whai
make. Address H. W. Star otfce. spl-ets
WANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPFRJFNCE A
w Position a. nurse; viii take of children or
accompany an invalid out of town Satisfactory refer
ences given. Address ]. t. Star once. apl-3t
WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED LADY GRADU-
w ate OF Troy Female Seminary, a situation al
teacher IN private school Address TEACHER, p %,
BOX 3o2 nlh31-:Bts
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e1,272.OOO 90

Gain in Membership during 1885, 236,S59 Gain in
Premium Receipts during 1856, S1,023571. O5; Gain
in Interest Receipts during 1855, Y4513 Gain in
Bonds. Stocks and Mortgages during 1890, SI.OI7.-
4oH3O' Gain IN Surplus during 1886, $al7 47l 30;
Gain IN Amount OF Insurance during 1886. S27 $685.
422Oo: Number Of Death Claims paid during 1856,
Ql4; Amount paid to Policy holders during 1886,
81 oil ~; Number OF Policies in force Dec 81
394.57; New Insurance written during 1885, S72-
776.9o5.O0. VIZ
JOSEPH r. KNAPP, President
JOHNR HEGEMAN, Vice President,
STEWART L. WOODFORD, Counsel.
Hon. THOMAS l. JAMES, e1- Postmaster General of
the U. s.. Prest. Lincoln National Bank. New York
Hon. WILLIAM HENRY ARMOUR, formerly judge
Superior Court OF the City of n. Y Counsellor at law
hon SlLAs B. BUTCHER. Prest. Dime Savings
~. ESocHI vTANcHER Judge of the Court of
ChAlsLEs CURIlss PrestDry Dock Savings Bank,
New York.
JOHN NJ. CRANE, Prest. Nat. Shoe and Leather
Bank, New York.
y ystESS I ], s vaN retired New York
=. G. RIPLEY, retired. New York
ELI BEARD. Merchant, New York.
II. IUULMlN, Merchant, New York
JOHN L. EEaEMAN, Vice President of the Com
pany
SUPERINTENDENT,
,,prpo,o,A ~ NALL WASHINGTON, DC:
OF NEW YORK.
ANDREW WALL Superintendent.
$50 9th Street Northwest lie Droit Bnilding)
Claims Paid In Wasnin:to ton for the Month Of March,
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ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED

In extending you IN invitation to our Grand Spring
Opening have the pleasure Of spreading before you
Feast of Fashion, Art aud Skill that viii stand
nvaled in the annals Of Washington City Openings
Millinery being one Of our main branches, are not
only the largest Millinery House in the District but
also In the country, which gives better facilities
abroad. with importers and domestic manufac-
turers 1t also enables to sell goods lower than
any of competitors. By inspecting extensive
display, will leave it to any unbiased Judgment
whether claim Of being the Leaders in extensive
ness of assortment and the highest skill Of art and
workmanship, fashion and styles, we'll lowest
prices is just and well deserved. All ask from those
in need of goods ia to give call before purchasing
and we will gpokantee saving Of 25 per cent Facts
are Stubborn gs. and speak louder than words not
withstandins1 flaming advertisements, which are
apt to mislead vne public for the time being.
To make our Opening Days more interesting, ON
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 4rH AND 9TH,
We will offer special reductions on this occasion We
tender our thanks to patrons for their generous
support, aud bid you ahearty welcome to
KINGS PALACE.
or crprCr
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CHnDHooDs Harry LAUGH.

The sweet music of childhood's happy laugh
ter resounds throughout our house to-day, as it
does every Saturday in the year, for Saturday
has come to be regarded by the "little men" as
THEIR day in our house. 1t has been so for
twenty years past, but particularly SO now, be-
cause with our vast facilities and different de-
partments we can now fit the youngsters out
from head tofoot. and thereby save their parents
the trouble Of going from one store to another
In search Of the many different things neces.
sary for aboy's USE
Here are Boys and Children's Clothing in
quantities large enough to stock three clothing
houses. In qualities unsurpassed by any house
in America In styles and kinds varied enough
to suit the most e1acting And in prices low
enough to please the most economical
sAKs 4 COMPANY.
Here are Hats and Caps in every known shape,
style, kind. and color. and at prices 30 low that
no hat house in this country can touch them.
Here are to be found Shoes in variety too great
FOR anyshoe house in Washington to carry, and
we have already demonstrated what we can do
a. to quality and price in this department
Here. also, are to be found Shirt Waists with
out end, from the cheapest that we think it ad-
visable for our patrons to buy to the richest and
best that we have any knowledge Of Under
wear. Hosiery. scarfs, Ties and the other FIX
inss," too numerous to mention, which are neces-
sary adjuncts to the complete outfit Of the men
OF the future. All are here. awaiting your sslsc-
ton or inspection.
sAKs / COMPANY.
THE BOYS OWN oUTFIrTERs,
ap2 800 to 30S Seventh st.
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1887.
'The Leading Industrial Inx,irsnce Ccnusuy Of
America"
ANNUAL STATEMENT

ANNUAL sTATRMENT
IRS s 9sg
HOME OFFICE g.! sShk k;ss I'd Church Street.
PssSsflI i 7. water Bead ds. :: sSSS SS %
Bas II oss s01as PIMA: T. IL Co. CON 10000 90
c, 1t Mort s Bonds nrs..:;.w..:.... $4,000 90
,,i List H 6oT Bonds Par $4,000 90
ch 1st Mort e SI Bones e., $4,000 90
c1 list Mort Bonds ,P9r...;;.. 10000 90
ch Mort k, Bonds ;psr $4,000 90
co list Morte Bonds Par. ,.;;..s....:.. $4,000 90
ch Miortg Bonds: Par $4,000 90
ch list Mort. Ponds Ponds Par $1,000 90
ni iss aorss Bonds A;, PAY ;..y:.. $4,000 90
nj ls I'm MoF IT, Bends Bon 10000 90
r LIST NORTH EEib Bonds, $4,000 90
e Gen c ass aSr s ssns. z. $4,000 90
,o list MSrts Bonds 1,.,, Par SO 600 90
ud list MoFts b. Bonds %: paE yS;.:. $4,000 90
m list aOate BSp 81 $4,000 90
s Moctg Bonds S,sis Par $4,000 90
s M9sts; Bends Sscas. Par $4,000 90
ra B4pd. i,,;nc $4,000 90
81 Bends ends Par ,s::x.....v..:.. $4,000 90
LIST Mortg. Bonds, Par......, n OOo m
St. Joseph h Grand Island K. r. Co ist w
MOrtg. Bonds, Par, 6O mn m
Toledo, Ann Arbor Or Trunk : r. Co 00" Wv
LIST Morts. Bonds. Psr................. $4,000 90
s1,272.O0O 90
Government City 4 Railroad Bonds,
Market Value. SO
Bonds 4 Mortgages, First Liens on Inn
proved City Property. 1,5043OO 90
heal Estate 376,5O0 90
T SS neutrality-suspicious.. S,646 "a
rs Stocks ::.,,:;;.;....:.:..... 7s,500 90
Ordinary Department.. 142,e1o IS
Of Collection, NET; .,;...,...:....;... 9337s So
Accfueo interest ana all other Assets. 24.162 35
.ppopr,o,,,n -. $1,000 7O 81
Guarantee Fund to secure Policy-hold-
All other liabilities '"''''SI' ta5o ~
SURPLUS Security to Policy-l
holders,
Special Reserve
....$25OOOO OOf
Balance of Surplus
....*793,O23 03j Total. 81. O43O23 O3
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BoUCLE JACKhT6
Five Hundred Elegant Boucis 1ackett I'll colorI
worth also, at CSC. only.
RAkAsoLa AMI SUN m11ULAA
4 Fuu Line Of farssois and eua Umhssllas q =
msskztay low ligurse.
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RIBBONS.
Notwithstanding the great rise In Ribbons we are
selling at less than old prices Elegant Ribbons
Nos. 16 and e2 at 20. g. IS, and 3Oc per yard :.
No. IL at ID. 20. 22, and 25c. per yard
No. 8 at IL. Is, and 18c. per yard.
No. at Sc. per yard.
No. ) at &c. per yard.
fuil line Sash EihbOna at On a. 40 ard 5Qe Yd
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sarembmrsii6es au3 Ssisien.

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tsne SGbrmartt mar iebr gu osiu9t.
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8iuersslasGuue 1T nit $751; 6r. Beniion
in ben Jtubeltanb Setreten.
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Stats SdaIe 81 Perup :Is ernaunt NOR:
ben.
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gu "a Sasen @sfinsnik 4ub 600 Sr. 9uBe
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llnteriu9uns, nj5t porIiesea unS Der Wirtb
IN GOlse zines '9erti4lasss seforbsu isin.
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NAL 3u bsiudsn unS ii5 aud ionlt IN bet
@elt um3uiebeu, febrte am Samitag, ben
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fauna 8erseI, beibs uerbeiratbet. Damn
ben Sdwtegeriobn Hi6olas @obuebsn
unb bic S9uieserto4ter Inna &einbers,
iopie eli Gntel.
Ste iterbIi9en lleberreite wurben, na9s
Rem fie in Der ct. WiGaelsfirde ausseiegs
net, auf benz ct. 8onifattus: @ottesader
beiseiest. W6Se iie ruben in Srieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-24

lleber WarteIingen sog am 2.
Wai Elm i9retIt9es @ewitter. StunSeu
lang roate Der Bonner unb fiel Der Gsgen'
in Str0uten. Der DRAFT Der teIe9rap6is
iten 2eitung parb pom 8lis aetrofien unb
s Bfoiten 5eri3mettert. S3aben 100
6ranfen.
GiutIfan6 Der Stabt Qrlon.
9siratben. -Im IS. apri[: 8. 9.
Sptes NIT 81. 2anpa9. am 10. ApriI:
$. 9err nit Rarp Rrier.
SterbefdIIe. - 2m l6. gIpril:
j.. 5. 8tamot 80 Sabre alt, Surssslsls;
am II. 81. N. @ettemarn, 90 Sabre alt,
Sunggeieue; AIM 10. gpril s. 6. MGes,
SO Sabre alt, @atte non U. g. u. &aus
rpenbOff; am %. 81. &upers, &c Sabre
alt, Satin pom 3. G'6otite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-24
0robBerso8tbum.

giner uns bur9 ben bo9p. !6errn
0urit freunoIidit suseiteateu Nr. ber
v0I6elborfer 3eituns" POM 10. @prtl
entnebmen mir has Solgeube:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-09

II you are in Want OF Stoves call at Rudden's
Mammoth Furniture, Carpet. and Stove Install
ment House, $50 and 9}2 9TH st. NV, and exam
inc his STOCK or Stoves Heaters and Ranges,
All Union Made.
Also Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, &C.. which will
be sold on easy weekly or monthly payments. 5